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I am unfamiliar with that dish. Is it one of those sweet rice and coconut dishes or what? I have never tried Indian cooking, but did take a vegetarian course from an Indian woman with a Ph.D. in biology so I learned a little about her cuisine. Lots of cutting up for that style of cooking. -- SG, 17:40:24 11/12/02 Tue(maxtnt03-274.phlpa.fast.net/209.92.231.20)
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SurveyGuy, here inside this message subject link is a recipe for "Barfi" an Indian fudge candy treat. I do enjoy Indian food very much. An Indian desert I enjoy very much is "Gulab Juman" which is milk ball in rose water, or a form of sweet syrup. It is sweet and often served warm. I enjoy Mango Ice Cream, Mango Lassi drink (not an alcoholic beverage. I don't drink any alcohol whatsoever), and I enjoy mango chutney with some dishes, such as some finger foods like Vegetable Samosa, patada wada, and others. I hope you, and anyone else here who choses to try it, enjoy it. -- William, 13:37:55 11/20/02 Wed(cache-rl02.proxy.aol.com/152.163.189.98)
Barfi
Barfi
STYLE="Font-Size : 24pt"> [Milk Fudge]
Cuisine : Indian Dessert
Ingredients
1 can condensed milk 2 bags of carnation milk powder 1 stick unsalted butter ½ cup ground cashews
Recipe
In a nonstick pan, melt the stick of butter on a medium flame.
After the butter is completely melted, add a can of condensed milk.
Stir thoroughly
Then add 2 packs of milk powder
With the milk powder add all of the ground cashews
Stir until removed from the edges of the pan
Then set in a dish a flatten
Wait till cool
After cooled cut into small pieces.
After this quick preparation, get ready to enjoy this authentic Indian dessert.
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Thanks. It certainly is a simple recipe. I can see how a mango would go with it. Sort of like peaches and cream, only sweeter. -- SG (reposted), 22:48:43 11/20/02 Wed(cache-rl02.proxy.aol.com/152.163.189.98)
